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Nintendo Expands Switch Online's GBA Library with Golden Sun and Golden Sun: The Lost Age (www.nintendolife.com)

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[–] otp@sh.itjust.works 1 points 10 months ago

The story worked well for me as a kid, but every time I tried to replay it, I felt like there was WAY too much dialogue. Not that dialogue is a bad thing, but they were using way too many words to say something, and never seemed to get to the point.

But the soundtrack had a lot of memorable hits. I haven't played the game in more than a decade, but I can still remember a few of the tracks. The GBA itself didn't have the best sound production capabilities, but the compositions in Golden Sun are fantastic from what I remember.